Sentences with phrase «paint adhere to any surface»

The primer at that time wasn't up to the task of keeping paint adhered to the surface of the vehicle and so, after a few years of baking in the sun, it lets loose and vehicles start looking like yours.

2) Chalk paint adheres to all surfaces.

Not exact matches

Amy Howard At Home ® One Step Paint ™ is a water based paint that adheres to most any surface.

Brittony, to use Annie Sloan Chalk Paint it's not required to sand the piece in order for the paint to adhere to the surface.

The spray paint will adhere to your surface in a variety of areas leaving you with a marbled paint appearance.

As you know, chalk paint ®️ sticks, grips and adheres to virtually any surface.

This will remove any last traces of dirt or grease and ensure the paint will adhere to the surface properly.

The exclusive exterior paint shade Liquid Metal Bronze adheres to the surfaces of the body like cast metal.

These texts were reprinted with an equivalent of «puff paint» or raised ink, which Chun then tore, reconfigured and hand - dyed to cover shapes he adhered to the surface of his orignal model, from which Mixografia then made a mold.

Once these have dried (which can take up to two weeks), Otero peels the oil paint off their surfaces with a set of «blades», then adheres their buckled compositions onto canvas, amending their broken surfaces with additional painted gestures, shapes and letters.

In these works, described by the artist as «acrylic collages», mixed - media and acrylic surfaces are adhered to painted panels.

In «Into the Groove» (2010), which was painted on a slightly off, rectangular piece of wood, with a small circular indentation punched into it and two strips of corrugated cardboard adhered to its surface, Clippinger echoes the scalloped edge of one cardboard strip by painting a similarly scalloped form in black along the painting's left edge.

Cat, London, Marlborough Fine Art (and travelling), Adolph Gottlieb: Paintings 1959 - 1971, 1971, p. 8) While adhering to the classic dyadic, controlled structure of Gottlieb's Bursts, the surface of the present work nevertheless maintains a portentous volatility.

Acrylic paint is applied most commonly to stretched canvas or paper, although since it is capable of adhering to virtually any non-greasy surface, it can also be painted on wood, stone, glass, or textiles.

You would mark up the clay, paint the clay surface, then peel the whole paint layer off, and adhere it to canvas.

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They will adhere great to the PVC but you will need to scuff, clean, prime and then paint the surface.

I primed it with two coats of BIN shellac based primer which seals the piece and creates a surface for the new paint to adhere.

You could use a really fine grain sanding block to rough up the surface enough so that the paint adheres better though.

If it doesn't seem to adhere because you have a really shiny surface, invest in a can of primer spray paint and then paint.

Prime doors and cabinets with one coat of «Behr Premium Plus Interior Base Flat Paint» It's a paint made especially for adhering to glossy surfaces, and has a mildew resistant finish.

I sanded the whole body a bit, which I normally don't do, because I was going to be painting the whole thing with the SW latex paint, and it doesn't adhere to varnished surfaces like chalk paint does.

Step 1: sand down the surface to get an even and clean surface and give the paint something to adhere well to.

Chalk Paint ® adheres to almost any surface, and there is rarely any need to sand or prime before painting.

I would rough up the surface of the rubber with 220 grit sandpaper to provide some tooth for the paint to adhere.

Many general purpose paints can adhere to most surfaces except plastic.

I ended up pulling all the paint off the top (literally pulling in sheets which goes to show you how well it adhered to the surface to start) and restaining it.

Once I made the decision to proceed with paint, I thought maybe I'd try that chalky type of paint that seems to adhere well to surfaces and would perhaps keep the stone looking more natural.

This allows the paint to «do it's thing» — basically scientifically — to let the molecules settle, connect and really adhere to the surface.

The bowl had a very smooth painted ceramic surface and the Rustoleum Chalky paint adhered to the bowl with no problems at all.

By mixing milk protein or casein with an alkali, a strong binder is produced that adheres itself and pigments to the surface it is painted on.

I am incredibly impatient - but in general — just like I wrote above - the wait time allows the paint to «do it's thing» — basically scientifically — to let the molecules settle, connect and really adhere to the surface.

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The reason is that there is something within the combining substance that withholds the primer from properly adhering to the surface you're painting.

To start the makeover, remove all hardware and lightly sand the hutch to remove any flaking varnish and give the surface a texture that will help the paint adherTo start the makeover, remove all hardware and lightly sand the hutch to remove any flaking varnish and give the surface a texture that will help the paint adherto remove any flaking varnish and give the surface a texture that will help the paint adhere.

Chalk Paint ® decorative paint by Annie Sloan has also helped lead the way with a durable, beautiful product that adheres to almost any surface without the need to sand or prime.

Like the milk paint used in days of old, Thibeau's Old Fashioned Milk Paint will not rub or wash off, and it adheres like no other paint ever devised to bare wood, plaster and other porous surfaces.

Make sure to properly prime the furniture so the paint better adheres to the surface and will wear longer.

The bonding agent is added directly to the paint after it is mixed and it helps the paint adhere to smooth surfaces.

If the surface of your piece is shiny give it a quick sand to open up the pores in the wood to give the paint something to adhere to.

CHALK PAINT adheres to most surfaces.

MMS's milk paint bonding agent allows milk paint to adhere to non porous surfaces like metal or glass and painted, varnished or lacquered surfaces.

When heavy coats of paint go on, the surface may feel dry to the touch, but the underside is still wet and had not adhered properly yet.

If your piece has a glossy finish on it, the paint and primer will have a hard time adhering, so I'd recommend giving it at least a light sanding to rough up the surface first.

Don't be tempted to use an overly abrasive sandpaper thinking the more grazed you make the surface, the better the paint will adhere.

The reason you would want to sand the tile lightly would be to create a better surface for the paint to adhere to

Chalkboard paint will also adhere to metal, glass, concrete, and unglazed ceramic, but be sure to check the manufacturer's instructions for the brand you're using as some of these surfaces will require priming.